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Seattle Student Fails Quiz for Saying Men Can’t Get Pregnant

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(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) A high school student at a school in Seattle has failed a quiz for suggesting that men cannot get pregnant, KTTH reported.

In a 10th-grade Ethnic Studies World History class at Chief Sealth International High School, students were asked to complete a multiple-choice and true-or-false quiz on โ€œUnderstanding Gender vs. Sex.โ€

On true-or-false prompt read, โ€œAll men have penises.โ€ However, the student, after answering โ€œtrue,โ€ was penalized for getting the answer wrong.

Another prompt read โ€œOnly women can get pregnant,โ€ to which the student responded โ€œtrue.โ€ Unfortunately, the woke teacher called that answer wrong once more.

Due to his lack of understanding the contradictions of wokeness, the student failed his quiz.

Unsurprisingly, the anonymous studentโ€™s mother was upset that her son was penalized for writing demonstrably true answers.

She tried to reach out to the school, but her concerns were โ€œmet with silence,โ€ she said.

โ€œI keep trying to wrap my head around how it is legal to teach inaccurate information and force students to answer against their beliefs or receive negative scores,โ€ she added.

The instance, according to the mother, was not isolated, but is a regular occurrence at the school.

Her child, she said faces scrutiny for his whiteness and so-called white privilege, with classmates and teachers referring to him as a racist and a โ€œproduct of the patriarchy that teaches young boys not to care about anything.โ€

Teachers also told her son that โ€œhe shouldnโ€™t use the term straight to identify as because its offensive.โ€

Still, the studentโ€™s mother was happy with her son for standing up to the tyranny of his woke teacher, noting that she wasย โ€œproud of him because he refused to answer against his beliefs, which are medically and scientifically accurate, or at least used to be.โ€

When questioned, the school district said that the quizzes will not be held against the studentโ€™s overall final grade.

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